id: 1346740 - Text: I agree balance is the key ..but most importantly spend time with your kids and don't sexually abuse them .ignore them or neglect them or do drugs around them or sell them or prostitute them
id: 1346758 - Text: I sense the presence of inter-generational trauma; I am sure we are not hearing the full story. How did she learn about sex; what was her first experience? How could her parents, after tracking her every move, throw her away and let her become homeless? It is strange that they don't know what she does for work, living only 15 minutes away (and that she lives so close to them). I think she wants her parents to see this video.
id: 1346765 - Text: Idk.. My parents were teens when they had me. They were really open with me and let me experience life. They were not conservative. As a teen, I talked to my parent about sex, drugs, drinking etc. they let me drink in their home and knew I smoked before I was legal. I didn’t have a lot of rules. I was raised on morality and integrity. Lieing was worse than doing the act itself. They were pretty free reign is my point. I moved out at 18. Im not fully independent and successful. Free reign is better than strict in my opinion…
id: 1346770 - Text: My mom always was sex positive and made sure I was educated on my body and sex so that I wouldn’t have to deal with sexual assault as she did as a kid and I relate to her mindset 🤷🏽♀️
id: 1346772 - Text: It's funny hearing all of these strong independent women in the comments trying to hold everyone accountable around her except her even though she had a family who protected her, it reminds me of how women sexually liberated themselves and complain how men objectify them.
id: 1346786 - Text: 100% clear contributing factors to the way her life has turned out. A lot of people commenting that she's liberating and to be commended clearly dont understand that what she has experienced as a child is trauma. Some people only believe that physical or sexual abuse is traumatic. Sadly not everyone has a clear understanding of what defines "trauma". Unless you have studied and understood it then you are likely to be ignorant to the fact. We need more education about the affects any type of trauma can have on a person regardless of how big or small it may seem. It's concerning that a large number of people commenting dont realise that this isn't just a hypersexual being, she just doesn't understand that she's suffered significantly as a child/ teen. I would have like Mark to have challenged her a bit more as she says she had a normal childhood in one breath followed by a string of inappropriate behaviour on her parents part.
id: 1346787 - Text: @GreenSlug420 you can't define trauma that way. Different events affect people in many, many different ways. A lot of people who haven't been educated in this field don't realise that trauma isn't only physical or sexual. It's a huge spectrum and how it affects a person depends on the person's ability to cope and function with certain situations. I have worked with people who have spiralled because their parents split up when they were a child and I'm talking life changing debilitating mental health, loss of trust etc. This might be something that most people find a normal situation in this day and age but as I said before, it depends on the individual and how they cope. There are hypersexual people who have had normal, nurturing upbringings however, this person listed traumatic situations from her upbringing e.g not being allowed out until she was 17. Unfortunately it's not a straight forward subject. It has many different interpretations. And I for one would love her to succeed, however there are 100% issues that need to be addressed. Good luck to her.
id: 1346788 - Text: Her dad knew she was a ho from the get go. Women be blaming everyone and everything else for their outcome but when it comes to men they focus on what they did and that alone. Lots of women that have normal upbringing became a ho, its just their very nature to sexualise themselves, pretend to be a victim and profit off it.
id: 1346806 - Text: @myeyeswentdeaf6213 Sadly accurate. Grew up in an evangelical abusive environment and now a sex worker because I can't hold a normal job from PTSD.
id: 1346843 - Text: "cool persons" typically offer every orifice on their bodies for penetration. I'm sure it doesn't physically hurt either. Like it doesn't damage their urethra or rectums or create oral trauma sores or throat tears, lesions. It's wonderful how folks pretend all sex no matter what kind, where, with whom and how is ALWAYS fine. Yes, we are obliged to believe that.